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Project Manager

Five and Fly Arizona, United States · $80K–$110K/yr

Oct 05
project-manager Senior (5-10 yrs) Full-time United States
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About the role

The Project Manager oversees contract performance, cost, schedule, and government relationships for federal and military roofing and wall panel projects. They lead the project team, manage subcontracts, and ensure compliance with FAR/DFARS regulations and project specifications.

What they look for

Contract management Federal construction Military construction FAR/DFARS Primavera P6 Construction quality management Budgeting Project scheduling Davis-Bacon compliance Subcontractor management OSHA 30-Hour PIEE SAM.gov Change order negotiation Construction safety Building envelope

Requirements

Candidates must have at least 5 years of experience in commercial roofing or building envelope projects, including 3 years on federal or military contracts. Proficiency in Primavera P6, contract management software, and relevant safety certifications like OSHA 30-Hour is required.

Full description

Project Manager

Department: Project Manager

Employment Type: Full Time

Location: Nationwide

Compensation: $80,000 - $110,000 / year

Description

**IMMEDIATE HIRE 

Owns contract performance, cost, schedule and government relationships on federal and military roofing and wall panel projects. Leads the Superintendent, QC Manager and SSHO as a team and is the company's primary contact with the Contracting Officer (KO) and Contracting Officer's Representative (COR). Works within FAR/DFARS contract terms and acts only on direction from the KO.

WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE

  • CPARS ratings of Very Good or Exceptional on every project
  • Projects delivered on or under budget and by the contract completion date
  • No liquidated damages, cure notices or show-cause letters
  • Monthly pay requests approved on first submittal
  • Changes and REAs priced, negotiated and executed as bilateral modifications
  • Clean closeout and final payment within 90 days of acceptance

Key Responsibilities

Contract management

  • Track the contract, specs, FAR/DFARS clauses and wage determinations; flag conflicts early
  • Give written notice of changes, prepare Requests for Equitable Adjustment (REAs) and negotiate modifications
  • Accept scope, cost or time changes only through a KO modification
  • Manage subcontracts and supplier agreements with required flow-down clauses

Preconstruction and submittals

  • Lead the preconstruction conference; submit the CQC Plan, APP, schedule and key personnel letters on time
  • Own the submittal register; order materials only after government acceptance
  • Confirm Buy American / Berry Amendment / TAA compliance for all materials

Schedule

  • Build and update the baseline schedule (Primavera P6 / NAS format per UFGS 01 32 01)
  • Track long-lead items and installation constraints (access windows, mission impacts, weather)
  • Support time-extension requests with schedule fragnets

Cost and payment

  • Own the budget, cost-to-complete forecasts and margin
  • Prepare monthly pay requests in PIEE (formerly WAWF) with schedule update, certified payrolls and as-builts

Labor compliance

  • Enforce Davis-Bacon wage determinations for all trades, including subcontractors
  • Collect and submit weekly certified payrolls (WH-347 or LCPtracker)

Team oversight and government relations

  • Support the QC Manager's independence and the SSHO's stop-work authority
  • Attend weekly QC and safety meetings and monthly progress meetings with the COR
  • Document delays, differing site conditions and government-caused impacts in writing

Closeout

  • Punch list, final inspection, as-builts, O&M data, warranties (incl. manufacturer NDL) and DD Form 1354 data
  • Release of claims, final payment and lessons learned

Skills, Knowledge and Expertise

  • 5+ years managing commercial roofing or building envelope projects
  • 3+ years on federal or military construction contracts
  • Working knowledge of FAR/DFARS, Davis-Bacon, change and REA processes
  • OSHA 30-Hour Construction
  • RMS (contractor mode), PIEE and SAM.gov proficiency
  • Primavera P6 scheduling
  • Able to pass a background check and obtain installation access

PREFERRED

  • CQM-C (Construction Quality Management for Contractors), current — required on many contracts
  • EM 385-1-1 training (40-hour course)
  • PMP, DBIA or CCM
  • Bachelor's in construction management, engineering or related field

AUTHORITY Signs subcontracts, purchase orders and change proposals within company limits; holds budget and schedule authority; may not override the QC Manager's or SSHO's stop-work decisions.

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